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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-06-22

A mathematical wonder has arisen in Hig-
ginsville, Missouri, who knows how to utilize
the gifts of the gods. His name is Reuben
Fields, and he is thirty years of age. He
claims that his gift was given from heaven,
and says it came to him suddenly when eight
years old. He says the Lord made but one
Samson, one Solomon and one Reuben Fields.
To the one he gave strength, the other wis
dom and to himself mathematical instinct.
He guards this instinct with the utmost care,
and will not answer questions unless he is
paid, fearing that it will be taken from him
should he use it to satisfy idle curiosity.
The city council of Worcester, Massachu-
setts, is to give a hearing this evening to
those who approve and those who oppose
taking part of the Common as site for the
postofice. The Worcester Spy thus exhorts
the friends of the old Common: But whether
or not there may be danger of weakening
under influences which, it must be confessed,
are very strong, the people owe it to their
representatives in the council, as well as to
themselves, to give them assurance of strong
and steadfast support. They must not be
allowed to suspect that the opposition to this
proposed encroachment upon the Common is
lacking in earnestness of purpose; that it is
mere talk, without serious meaning behind
it. They must be assured, so that there can
be no mistake, that the people mean to save
the Common, and that they will call their
representatives to strict account for their
action in this crisis.
There is an interesting development about
the big pension granted to the blind vagrant
Patterson, of .Elmira, New York. Wilkes
Miller of that city makes this affidavit: Some
six years ago at the Pennsylvania house was
induced by DIR. r. N. Mills and John Mills to
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-06-22

His Wffe's Unsuccessful Effort to
Scare Him Out of His Drinking
Habits.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15
PERSON Nal.

W. S. Coatlcs, of Dallas, is in the
city
W. r. Strong, of Temple, is in the
city.
5. a. Oliver, OF Houston, is in the
city.
Henry b. Kane, OF Palestine, is in
the city.
Mr.. }. |. Dennis, of Temple, is in
the city.
W. IL. Blsilock, of McGregor, is it
the city.
George Brush, Esq, of Calvert, Ii
In the city,
j. II. Majors, OF Eddy, was in the
city yesterday.
John p, White, of Austin, was IN
the city yesterday
Mcssrs VIM Mason, jr., and Man
/ Ortleib, of Atlanta, Ga, are guests il
the city.
MIR Jerry Early returned yester-
day from business trip down the
Contra road,
Mr.. w. {. Eakin left yesterday on
business trip through this and the
adjoining counties.
Judge John y. henderson, of Bry
All, is III the civ and is presiding
over the district court.
Messrs. John r. Leglar, c. l., Man
gum and Ben o Smth,o! Fort Worth,
were in the city yesterday.
f. A. Lister, master of tran,ports-
ton of the ST. Louis. Arkansas and
Texas railway, was III the city yester-
day.
Or. Frank Farming has returned
from Corsicans, wnero he went to
spend SUNDAY with his brother, f.
w. Tanning.
Mr.. Ezra Mccall, of Colorado City,
arrived III Waco ON Saturday last,
aud after spending few days with
friends here, will leave for home this
afternoon.
County commissioner Tom Cox and
his confreres Thos. Harper, Geo. Bird
Will remain during the session of the
commissioners court.
Mts,rs Is. Glasgow of Hun, Eng
land, and Il. Bray, of Bramly ham,
\ rkshire, England, are i'll the city
ana quartered nj the New McClelland
hotel They are tourists and are
bound for California.
Misses. Frank Graham, Minnie Tsy
Tor and Louise Pearre leave the city
today for Houston where they will
spend several weeks visiting friends,
TIVE EXAMINER wishes the Young
lad es pleasant Journey a delightful
visit anda safe return.
Mrs. +. j. Smith OF North Sixth
street returned home yesterday from
n visit to Brcmond. She was expected
home on sunday and Mr.. Smith near.
ly annihilated Pullman conductor in
his efforts to reach his returning better
half whom he supposed on the train
only to find that she had decided to
remain another day.
Mr.. James Angus, who has been
absent some time experimenting the
plas ering of the Tom Green county
court house at San Angelo, is at home
again. Mr.. Angus speaks very highly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15
DRUNKENNESS.
Instantly Cur ii.

Dr. Iiaine's GOLDEN SPECIFIC in
stantly DESTROYS all appetite for alco-
holic liquors. It can be secretly adj
muistercd Ia coffee, tea,or any article
OF food, even in liquor itself, with
never-failiug results. Thousands Of
the worst druukards have been cured
who, to day believe they quit drinking
oftheir own free will. Endorsed by
everybody who knows of its virtues
but saloonkeepers. Send tor pam
phlet containing hundreds of testi-
monials from the best women and
from all parts of the country, Address
in confidence
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co.
1856 Race street, Cincinnati, o
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15
- -z-~Y- ~ '-r- r----i 80,
" 1851 49, -l---sli'@,

of the work and says it : the best he
has seen in TcXa>, and that few
finer buildings of lis Kind are to be
seen iii the south.
a numer ous delegation of bridge
men are in the city. among ,hcm be-
ing Messrs Il H. Miller, n contractor;
IL. II. Phillips of the St. Louis Bridge
and Iron work.; .D.NanDueron, of
the Kansas City bridge and iron
works; w. 7. AnawHlt, of the Mount
Vernon bridge company; Geo. B.
Bullen, of the Decatur, Ala, iron
bridge and construction company; 5
a. Oliver aud Capt. Alexander of the
King bridge company; II. II, Roncy
OF the Columbia bridge company OF
Dayton, Ohio and Geo. q. Morris and
son, of the South bridge company
Toledo, Ohio.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15
4 ssu!i stock Of

general groceries ut bottom prices.
Competition met from all quarters.
Best assortment in the city, new crop
California canned goods will be re
ceived during the month in n car load
lot. Come and see me,
10 THOMPSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
QUINN ARRAIGNED AT THE TONES.

James t. Quinn, master workman Of District As
sembly NO 40, Of the Knights Of Labor, was brought
before Justice Klbich at the Tonibs @odr yesterday
morning, to answer to a charge Of assault brought
against him by a TRIBu NJ reporter. Lawyer Charles
6tecklcr who appeared for Quinn, requested a post
poncmcnt on the ground that hr had just been called
In and was not familiar with the case. Justice
Klbreih Insisted that the proceedings should 90 on
lmmcd airj,, AMI TIC IcpHtr', A. H. BalIt To- Tie
stand He gave tho details IL tie assault IN lJiha
gor,3 Hall last Wednesday, nghi, and clearly est
ilsbcd the validity Of his complaint After he Had
lccu cro uuc, lnncd by Law yer SiccLcr, u NE an
nonuced that Quinn had no witnesses III court ana
the case down for further examination ON
Monday n ornlng. December II At II O'Clock There
viii be several Witnesses. ~ at least hncen or iW'y
persons were present whcn the assault Was committed
Tr Farrell ,.ucwcd his bond of 500 for Quinn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW-JERSEY.

While blasting a rock near tho entrance OF inc
Roosevelt estate at South Orange yesterday Maurice
Faron an expert in blasting, was seriously ihluroo
by a premature explosion.
The Republican Club Of Orange has e.ectcd the foo"
ing delegates to tho National Convention OF h"Puo-
lican Club Edwin W. Hne Frank r. BAKER, W.
Read Howe, Gilbert r. Halves AMI T. White Adah"'
At an early hour yesterday morning men employ"i
on the New York, SuSquchanna and western hairoao
saw the corpse Of a lying In the Ice udcr rdh-
road bridge between compton and compton Junction,
in Passalc County. II the body OF Mchaci
Kcrrgan a mason, who had been working on the new
powder mills POmpton 1t Is presumed he fell
through the tlmbcrs the bridge In trying 10 cross
His skull crushed in. There was no indication
that a train had struck him. Kerrgan leaves
family in West Fifty hrh-st.. between Ninth and
Tenth ayes, this city.
Theodore Van Nest, Jointly indicted with John
w. Jackson for arson, in having as alleged set hre
to the McKuichcn barn at Ialnficld. was arraigned
yesterday In the Union County Court at Elizabeth
Van Nest pleaded mot guilty" and the case was put
of for the term. Van Nest admitted to ball
Carl, youngest son Of Lucas T. Phelps, OF fasSalc'
was drowned there Thursday while skating ON the
newly formed ice VrcclanI's lOnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
MAKING WAR on GREEy-G0ODs" MEN.

Police Inspector Hyrncs has undertaken tho loo
OF breaking up tho gangs Of sawdust" swindlcrs In
this city. 1t has been difficult task for the police
to get evidence against them, bun under new law that
makes IT a felony for person to carry OH a green
goods CORES pondcncc or assist II by the pre- para
ton Of tho circulars Inspector Eyrncs expects TO
be able TO send number of the swindlcs to prison
His have lately obtained information about tho
places at which the swlndlers have received letters
and have traced them to thcr haunts. Five
arrested on Thursday night and locked up al Police
Headquarters. They were "Joc" Little. Of No J6j
West Forty first St. one Of tho chief men IN the
business John Curlcy. Of No. a94 West Thirty fourth
ST who Is said to DC collector Of letters for the
swlndlcrs Patrick Ryan. burglar and also a
collector Of letters James McNally, OF No 500 Vest
Forty eighth ST. who IS said to DO ono Of the men
who WORKS the satcc trick, and John liawIey who has
been doing a &. o. d. business through tho express
Offices. Tho prisoners were arralgncd yesterday al
the Jefferson Market Police Court and with them TWO
others, Joseph aid Henry Bri,cOc. McNally and
van discharged Tho rest wcrs held for ex-
animation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
JERSEY CITY.

Irenery Ebert the wife murderer. Is slowly sinking
and the physicians the city hospital have nearly
abandoned all hope OF his recovery.
The male principals Of the public schools have
adopted resolutions In honor OF the rcrcing super
intcndcnt, A. W. Edison. Mr. Edison leaves Jersey
City for Boston to-day to assume his new duties a.
agent Of the Massachls state BOarl o: Education
Tho BOarl of Finance has received certified copy
Of the decision of the supreme Court that the Com
mssioncrs Of Appeals have a legal right to lncrelse
the valuation of property after has bean assessed
by the asscssois The decision affects large tracts
owned by the associates of the jersey Company
and by he National Storage Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
A WHIFF.OF ~ 4 POLfCE COURT

Mrs Emma Kicrnan with her three childrcn Mary ago
four, Irene age and yca-od baby, were turned
out Of their rooms at No $50 1cnayc yesterday
ng Agents Stocking and Secn, OF the society Tor the
Prevention Cruelty Children brought the homeless
family TO Jefferson Market Police Court. When her story
was iold 10 Detective Sergeant Jim Mc6ur, VI Inspector
Byrncss squad. put right haId ntO his pocket and
produced dollar bill and then made collec ton Tor her
lie secured dollar each from detectives Crowley Naeyi
ManEiu, OBrIcn, IIridcb,r, McCaulcy, Mccarthy and
Reilly. Counsellor Joe Sncr Also clpl,-d' In the
an1junL The green rOdd' prisoner Joe Little, walked
over 10 the window aud handed her i've dollar bl Jus
iicc OOrman committed the children Mary and Irene to the
Sisters Of ~. Francis aud allowed Mt. kefnaa and .'
child " remain ia the laI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
ryn OrTHE MARSLAND HEARIY0.

The hearing ~ the charges against United states IN
sp,c,o Of Local Vessels Marsland has been hhshed
and the findings Supervising inspector StHbuck ana
Supervising Inspector General Dum"nt have boeh Tor
wardcd TO the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The charges brought by Asldn"dI Fuller ri'7I-
dc,t Of Marine Engineers, Whose license
as engineer H. JAN avs steam yacht Stranger "S
SUSPENDED by local inspectors on The ground That ne
,.d Asserted while ~ NeW-Ine land The order
~ me local inspectors reversed ana FULLER charged
In.urctn Narsand with issuing license ia Wilson
80 ct =. engineer Of vessel. more than 2jO burden.
C,nian MARYLAND admitted that there might have been
said that the report recommends mat
Inc matter be drDppcd It was proven that the com
plAiniant not trustworthy a. he represented him
LII La.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
NEWARK.

The suit Of Samuel Ludlow against Mrs FRANK
Patterson, both of Asbuy rak. in the matter OF
property worth So 900 decided to Ludlow, a bond-nan
for Mrs PattcrsOns husband. was settled yesterday
Patterson being discharged and the bond-man released
Ludlow insisted upon holding the property a. security
for s. 500 loaned to her husband. Tho matter was
settled by the payment to Ludlow Of the Insurance,
taxes and other small amounts advanced 10y him.
In the trial Of a case Of assault and battery yc~tcr
DAY I'm the court Newark, As-emblyman frank
McDdmit's tuibulcncy severely rcbdkcd by
Judge Fitzpatrick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIFTING NEWS.


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steamer Croma pr Lord Leith Nov = Ne"1a.e 10 ana
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ami oS Phelp, ros& CO. Arrived at the Bar
STEAMER Ems GER Jung.t Bremen nov 2a SOUTHAMPTON
o. mdse and $50 passengers TO oerch' Co. A'ed
steamer n7niad ror !am;Sn A9i"s6D Nov 20 T 4,
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/ sugar to smith schppcr AIrVeH AZ INC Bar
steamer old Dominion couch. ncnpontl clty ron, AMI
Norfolk with nise and ptS's lgrI' 10 Vl n, &
steamer seneca Walker. newport Sow, an vs. ro.h'
Va md-c and passengers Z" ON Dominion - H.,
FranconIa Bennett Portland with md'e 10 nor
gafs Scuroo Gtau caecro Trapan with salt to order
sars nieil RAIN ,It,u zcrcga. Carhascna oct T. with
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TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FORTIGN PORTS
e.r-ru,vrfov Dee l-~alei steamer Travc tdcrl Wiic
cer.f ron! lltrmen hence lot New York
CrLsGo~ bee l-SAl- steamer usNona lir Cro,. hArt'
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fro1 Ncr Yor. Nov 80 Oh ler way 70 Ant"'rp ,,..
n .Hutu. geo Aflv-i -iot 40 'h' an1 huI' V'oD
ca, ,,,,,.r f.'f'nia, l..-. koch for Sew Yofa.
sIi.s.IV DE-, '4cL steamer Albany .h''. IolI'f'
foI ScN-bOfk
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
PIAINFIELD.

The citizens arc indignant al the attacks on De
tectivc Edwin :. WoT,ley who was the means -
bringing the " fire bugs to justice. tnunclmrn j. O.
Bowers, Rowland cox J. b. Dunont, John W. Mn
ray and Oarl, Pace prominent ~ the scheme foT
raising a purse for Mr.. Worscy
The Democrats have thus far made only two nom
nations for cry Council, follows First ward g.
Warren Watson; second Taid, Wilton Randolph.
Both candidates liquor men.
The Chidrcn's Home Association has elected ih'
following officer. President Mrs Horace k.mball ,
vice president, MIs. James Niece. treasurer Mrs.
L. W. Surrcl assistant treasurer Miss Ella
surrcl; recording secretary. Mrs. Charles
Place corresponding secretary. MIS- Lucy H. Evcri'
The Home realized S2-l from the Charles Dickens
readings.
The trial Of Epmam Carman. the coorcd ." fire
bug" f. on for TIT, term ~ court.
Chief Of Police Charles W. Dold. WHO has been ap-
pointed County jail Warden, says that hc VIII not
accept the position al the salary - - go. Tie Co.,
come used 90 be- - 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
INTERPOLATION COrNTY

The Board Of Education Of school District No 1. Port
chester at special meeting Of Taxpayers, o'rc
authorized purchase plst Of ground and 10 erect
thereon additional building TO the school house and To
raise 81 400 by tax tor the payment OF the sans
About twenty-five Anarchist. and Socialists living IN
New Rochelle, have organized club.
Tho ladies' OF tho new Presbyterian Society OF Mount
Vernon realized tho OF 800 by ar and festival
held few DAYS Ia aid OF their building fund and tire
ladies OF the Baptism Church realized ovor OOJ in aid
OF their bulldng fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
u.x,.rrs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Annual athletic games of 9Th Regiment Athletic Asso
eaS enarur If Catholic P1eates Europe, steamship
6ervia- nj -, "a No,wav and the
fapp,," Cooper Union, p M
~~Xcw-York Athletic Club, ladies' day, 2 20 p. m
Art Students League reception, NO 147 East twenty
III Professor Bckmorc's lecture, Chickerng Hail. 10 80
4. IN. ,o..o ayonnp
Grganization of military company, Portchcser, n 4"
n m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

Tic suit which Dr. silver, Vel known Dom
ocratlc politician Of Railway, Instituted against *
Congressman Miles Ro-- for moneys laid ont for ccc
ton expenses during the lhtcrs canvass II l-r4
advanced by the doctor and which be- cialm'd Eo--
had failed to repay him Discontinued yesterday.
Word reached the police auih"riir- yc-terliy Thar
a gang Of thieves have been working the outlying
country districts for the last two nights The school
hod.e at Locust Grove wa~ de-pocd II every ming
Of value and George IIart-horn, living near there
Yesterday morning discovered that a valuable ho,-c
and carriage had been stolen during The night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

watch was and tho boy said that pawnbroter had II
Tho pawnbrOkor was called before Recorder em!th
YESTERDAY and said that he had no record OF tnc
receipt Of tho watch. The Recorder sent the ooy 10
the Tombs until hc should confess what he had oono
VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
PATERSON.

The report Of the Free Public Library FOR November
shows that 1913 cards issued. making total OF
5,00i: the circulation for the month was 3,7l0, al
increase Of - OCTOBER and OF II over November
Of last year.
In tie County Courts yesterday. Patrick Moran was
scntcaced to TWO years in State Prison for a-sauiIns
Annie Anderson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
HOME NEWS.
.-o,s1NrNr ARRIYAL4

nm <,.nv. nn' ~ tho New
Folk Court Of Appssis csnsre:.%sa Hsha st %hssau
~ LAKE r. aos.Gop Of syra.
Morse OF sc" Et Governor James L.
II Connectcut .Hocmsn How low;
~ Nsbras ia =. Clarendon Hstsl-M \. oo "
X. hussen Laration at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
lONG I-IANl.

Several burglarics have boon committed I'm the town
OF Newtown within the last few days The houses or
William Gladstonc at WoOislde. aud Assessor Thomas
Petit Msspsth. and the public schO house In New
village have been entered. Tho authorities nave
been unable SO far TO trace the thieves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

The schooner Golden Rule while entering bridgeport
harbor Oh Thursday struck buoy near the oHtcr
beacon The pankng on the vessels port side was
and part OF the upper railing near the fore
u asst carried away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
AN UYREPENTI fOUNG THIEF.

Irwin Space, who is only thirteen years old but
looks older, pleaded guilty yesterday before Recorder
6myth TO a charge Of stealing watch from his school
teacher, NJ r. Duffy. The Recorder asked where tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
STATEN IsLAND.

Sneak thieves on Thur-dsy night entered tho private
apartmrn's of The YORK Hotel In BAY st. Stplet0n
and escaped with wearn. apparel and icwciry amount
ng 10 500 the property OF the proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
l,ROOkLYN.

Ono ~ the leading incidents Of the opening season
In Brooklyn the reception oi the Amaze" OPEL"
Association on Wednesday evening IN Hcn'en Han
The fcaurcs of tie entertainment wcr9 fcctdilOs Dy
Miss Laura Sedgwick Collins, of this city ana her
original pianofortc accompaniment TO Alfred Young
recitation Of Aux ItallcnS,' singing by MIS- J.
Williams Macy and by the DC Witt Clinton QuaItcttc,
and Either playing by Mcssrs. Robertson All lscnbaIh
About 100 couples participated In the dancing
Judge Bartlett has decided that Nathan H. Mnhdy,
Of 81 aten Island, IS insane, and that his commitment
to the MddlctOwn Asylum was regular
Antonio VITO pleaded not guilty in the Court OF
Sessions yesterday to charge OF murder IN tho hst
degree in shooting Giovanni LOzzicn on November o.
Thomas Gum made the same plea 10 the charge OF
mans lau gltcr In the first degree in Killing FRANK
(,raddock on November - with axe. Policeman
Francis NJ. O'Dea also pleaded not guilty 10 man
slaughter I'm the second degree I'm killing Edgar
Smith. whom he knocked down On November 2
Permits for 900 new buildings were issued in
November to cost II ,423,44l.
Mayor Whitney performed his one hundred ard thirty
ninth marriage ceremony yesterday. The parties were
Emil Muller and Margaret J0urdan, Of No 81 licrgea-
st.
The total amount Of taxes paid on tho first day OF
payment was S:I,36G,G06. or $1,000 moro than In
any previous year.
Cancelled bonds, certificates Of indebtedness, ana
eounons OF no value, a. they had been redeemed 10y
the county, amounting to +51O6lG % face value,
were burned ia the Court House yesterday.
When a policeman went TO the store OF John i,
FARRELL at No 100 smith St, yesterday to arrest him
fr falling 10 appear before Police Justice Massey 10
answer a charge of selling oconargaflne, lac iOuh1
to his surprise that Farrell had disappeared and had
taken his whole stock Of goods with him, leaving no
clcW II Is supposed he feared conviction and heavy
fine and went 10 Ncw-JeIsry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
GIRLS WINTER CLOA KS. .
Isles from > To IL ycaS.)

Attention Is invited to most
select assortment of Childrcn's
Garments for the present seasons
wear.
To-day Saturday we offer an
other lot of Childrcn's ClOaks, in
the smaller sizes, ut attractive
prices.
Childrcn's Dresses made to order
at short notice and at reasonable
prices.
JAMES Nee X EERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

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